Adam Humphries statistical production has increased each and every season he's been in the NFL. He finished as a WR3 in 2018 with 104 targets, 76 receptions, and 816 receiving yards benefiting from the Tampa Bay Buccaneers pass-heavy offense. Humphries had a True Catch Rate of 84.4 percent which was impressive considering his target volume. fantasydata.com

Adam Humphries was peppered with targets in his first game with Mariota. We can't know if he's going to be the starting slot receiver in week 1. A.J. Brown hasn't made the transition into the NFL we had anticipated...and they don't have a whole lot of depth at WR. There's a real chance that Humphries leads the Titans in targets by the end of the season. I'd still take Davis ahead of him, since he's not only better, but his targets have a higher value...but Humphries is a name to watch in weeks 2-3 this preseason. If the targets continue then we're going to need to start targeting him late in drafts.

Humphries was tremendous at the close of the season for Tampa, and while New England may have been a better landing spot, he falls into a nice spot in Tennessee too where there is limited competition for targets. He makes for a solid WR5 with bye week appeal.

Without Adam Gase to slow things down and cloudy up the depth chart, Parker's athleticism may finally lead to that breakout season we always hoped for. This becomes even more likely if Ryan Fitzpatrick ends up winning the job.

It might pain your ears to hear it, but when Parker is on the field, he hasn't been terrible. In fact, he's turned in WR3 or better performances in 44.7 percent of his games, which is better than the career rates of Emmanuel Sanders, Robert Woods, and Kenny Golladay. A new coaching staff will likely do him some good as it appeared he and Adam Gase never truly saw eye-to-eye. The quarterback position has improved, and from the reports of local beat reporters, Parker has dominated mini-camp. Could this be the year he finally breaks out?